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German Violin Possibly Leopold Widhalm Nuremburg 1775 http://www.skinnerinc.com/auctions/2407/lots/77

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German Violin, Possibly Leopold Widhalm, Nuremburg, 1775, labeled LEOPOLD WIDHALM LAUTTEN UND, GEIGENMACHER IN NURNBURG FECIT A 1775, length of back 14 1/8 in. , 359 mm., with case. hairline cracks on either side of button, button repair, lateral fracture on back over lower block approx. 3 cm, areas of underlay in top edge, three repaired hairline cracks each approx. 3-5cm treble side of neck set, repaired wing crack treble side, original neck.

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Date:
2008-05-04

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